Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 26 views

    Transfer Task in General Physics 1: Garcia, Angeline Mae C

    Uploaded by

    Lee Dokyeom
    This document appears to be a physics assignment submitted by a student named Angeline Mae C. Garcia from St. Augustine Academy of Pampanga. The assignment provides examples of Newton's laws of motion from everyday life and provides explanations of which law each example demonstrates. Examples included are a ball on the floor demonstrating Newton's first law, a pen falling demonstrating Newton's second law, and pushing a box or slamming a fist against a wall demonstrating Newton's third law. Further examples are provided relating to walking, a washing machine, opening a door, the sound of a filling water bottle, and a spinning figure skater.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved

    Transfer Task in General Physics 1: Garcia, Angeline Mae C

    Uploaded by

    Lee Dokyeom
    26 views6 pages
    This document appears to be a physics assignment submitted by a student named Angeline Mae C. Garcia from St. Augustine Academy of Pampanga. The assignment provides examples of Newton's laws of motion from everyday life and provides explanations of which law each example demonstrates. Examples included are a ball on the floor demonstrating Newton's first law, a pen falling demonstrating Newton's second law, and pushing a box or slamming a fist against a wall demonstrating Newton's third law. Further examples are provided relating to walking, a washing machine, opening a door, the sound of a filling water bottle, and a spinning figure skater.

    Original Title

    PHYSICSSSSSS

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    This document appears to be a physics assignment submitted by a student named Angeline Mae C. Garcia from St. Augustine Academy of Pampanga. The assignment provides examples of Newton's laws of motion from everyday life and provides explanations of which law each example demonstrates. Examples included are a ball on the floor demonstrating Newton's first law, a pen falling demonstrating Newton's second law, and pushing a box or slamming a fist against a wall demonstrating Newton's third law. Further examples are provided relating to walking, a washing machine, opening a door, the sound of a filling water bottle, and a spinning figure skater.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    26 views6 pages

    Transfer Task in General Physics 1: Garcia, Angeline Mae C

    Uploaded by

    Lee Dokyeom
    This document appears to be a physics assignment submitted by a student named Angeline Mae C. Garcia from St. Augustine Academy of Pampanga. The assignment provides examples of Newton's laws of motion from everyday life and provides explanations of which law each example demonstrates. Examples included are a ball on the floor demonstrating Newton's first law, a pen falling demonstrating Newton's second law, and pushing a box or slamming a fist against a wall demonstrating Newton's third law. Further examples are provided relating to walking, a washing machine, opening a door, the sound of a filling water bottle, and a spinning figure skater.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    You are on page 1of 6

    Archdiocese of San Fernando Educational System

    St. Augustine Academy of Pampanga Inc.


    Floridablanca, Pampanga
    SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
    Academic Year 2020 – 2021

    Transfer task in

    General Physics 1

    Submitted by:

    Garcia, Angeline Mae C.


    12- St. Athanasius

    Submitted to:
    Ms. Ma. Ireza S. Cunanan
    (Subject Teacher)
    Examples of physics in our daily life

    - A ball is on the floor

    Explanation:
    This is an example of Newton’s first law because it states that every object will
    remain at rest or in uniform motion in a straight line unless compelled to change its
    state by the action of an external force. It is a common sense that when a ball is on
    the ground, it won’t move till someone kicks it or some other force acts on it.

    - A book placed on a table

    Explanation:
    This is an example of Newton’s first law because an unbalanced force is needed to
    move the book on the table. It could supply the force by pushing the book. An
    unbalanced force is needed to change the speed or direction of the spacecraft.
    - A pen falls down on the ground

    Explanation:
    This is an example of Newton’s second law because when the pen falls down from a
    certain height, the acceleration increases because of the gravitational force.

    - Pushing a box

    Explanation:
    This is an example of Newtons second law because it is easier to push an empty box
    than a full one. The full box has more mass than the empty one. This means that
    more force is required to push the full box.

    - Slams fist against a wall


    Explanation:
    This is an example of Newton’s third law because the force applied by the person
    through his fist on the wall is equal to the force applied by the wall on the fist. Harder
    the person slams the wall; more he gets hurt.

    - Walking

    Explanation:
    This is an example of Newton’s third law because whenever people walk, their foot
    exerts a force on the ground. The ground then exerts an equal force which points in
    the opposite direction. Note that the two action-reaction forces that are described by
    the Third Law of Motion.

    - Washing Machine
    The dryer of washing machine is a rapidly rotating container that applies centrifugal
    force to its contents. The centrifugal force acts in a direction away from the centre
    and hence can be used to throw the water molecules on the clothes radially outwards
    during the spin cycle of the washing machine.

    - Handle the door


    If you apply force close to the hinge of the door, the door will not open as it will not
    be able to rotate about the hinge. But, when you apply the same force farther away
    from the hinge, the torque will be larger. Hence, the door opens easily with less
    effort.

    - Sound game
    When a water bottle fills up, the air column or amount of air inside the bottle
    decreases. As a result, the pitch (or shrillness) of the sound will increase, as it is
    inversely proportional to the length of vibrating air column. Therefore, you can tell
    exactly when the bottle is full without even looking.

    - Spinning
    When the figure skater draws her arms and a leg inward, she reduces her moment of
    inertia thus rotating at a faster angular speed. This is due to conservation of angular
    momentum.

    You might also like

    pFad - Phonifier reborn

    Pfad - The Proxy pFad of © 2024 Garber Painting. All rights reserved.

    Note: This service is not intended for secure transactions such as banking, social media, email, or purchasing. Use at your own risk. We assume no liability whatsoever for broken pages.


    Alternative Proxies:

    Alternative Proxy

    pFad Proxy

    pFad v3 Proxy

    pFad v4 Proxy